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• SP2309W won't go into energy saving mode when connected via HDMI

  Hello

  I just got 2 SP2309W, and I love them, the only problem I encounter is just one of them (the one connected via HDMI) is not in power saving mode, even when I turn off my laptop. Is anyone else having the same problem?

  I have connected the monitor via VGA and DVI and the energy saver works fine but it does not work with HDMI

  I have a XPS 1530, Intel Core 2 Duo processor T9300with a 256 MB NVIDIA GeForce 8600 M GT video card.

  My XPS has a HDMI and VGA input so I have a monitor connected via VGA and the other via HDMI and even when I go around, always one connected via HDMI is not in the standby power mode even if the laptop is turned off (or when he goes to sleep).

  Thanks for your help,

  Ivan

  We left three SP2309Ws on all night to disconnect the HDMI cable and in STFC mode and came this morning to see the message from MONIQUE always there. They all didn't say, 'no HDMI cable. This is normal. In fact, we have tested on several other models of monitors and they all do the same thing.

• b2375dfw energy saving mode

  So if my new b2375dfw is in power saving mode, how I wake it up if I want to analyze with it (I know it will always print from my computer automatically). I want to say in power saving mode is that all lights, indicators, and the screen are disabled, but energy saving button is flashing at me.

  I tried:

  -By typing all the buttons

  -Double tapping, tapping and long press on the standby power button

  -Tapping, dragging, double and triple by tapping on the screen.

  -The search for the manual "to service".

  Other clues?

  If anyone is looking for the answer, I found it. It doesn't seem to be in the user's manual, but you must go to:

  Save my settings ==> the configuration of the Machine ==> initial configuration ==> power ==> case of alarm

  and set it to on. There is a chance that he was initially set to on and I turned it off when I was trying to figure out something else. However, it happened, it was not well documented.

• my computer keeps going to energy saving mode and TIME off

  each time my computer shuts down I have to turn power on wall to restart it and itgives me 10 minutes and will return to the mode and towers out of energy saving

  Why do you think a problem as it is related to Firefox?

• My new ThinkPad Yoga comes with 3 energy saving modes. Who gives the best battery life?

  My new ThinkPad Yoga has these modes in the control panel power options:

  High performance

  Balanced

  Energy-saving

  Energy-saving

  Which one should I choose for use of battery? Blanaced, saving energy or Power saver? It is not very clear. Thank you!

  Classification of use (worse better) for the management of the power supply.

  1. high performance
  2 balanced
  3. power Saver
  4 energy Saver

  For example, energy-saving disable the hard drive on the battery in 5 minutes, while power saving mode turn off the HDD in 3 minutes.

• My screen saver does not work all the time, usually this seems to happen once the aircraft stopped in the energy saving mode.

  Original title: my screensaver does not work all the time

  My screen saver does not work all the time.  First time I have turn on computer, it works OK.  Later in the day, this isn't.  Usually, this seems to happen once the aircraft stopped in the energy saving mode.  After the reactivation of the computer (do not), the screen saver does not work when it should. How to run all the time?  I am running Kapersky Internet Security 2011.  This would be closed by the screen saver?
  Thanks, Garybuyit

  Hi garybuyit,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft answers Forums.

  Just so I'm clear, updated you the graphics cards in Device Manager? You have access to a Windows XP installation disc. If so, follow the steps in this document to make a scan of the SFC. This analysis will attempt to repair or replace any missing or corrupted system files.

• Monitors to suck in energy saving mode

  I have a Lenovo, the type of machine 7747, IdeaCentre K330B. When I turn on the PC, the monitor displays Lenovo, and then displays the power saving mode. I took the Lenovo monitor to another PC and it works fine. I tried a different monitor on the Lenovo PC and still get the power saving mode. Even tried a different cable and still got the same results. No idea as to what would cause this?

  Yes, I thought he was in the PC. What I did to solve it's that reset the CMOS. All is well now.

• Why my windows xp stops leaving a message in energy saving mode

  If I run a virus scan or malware check the computer stops and it says power saving mode.   How can I fix it?

  Hello

  · What is the number and the model of the computer?

  · What is the exact error message or the error code that you receive?

  · On the computer which anti-virus are you running?

  · Who is the service pack installed?

  Your question does contain all the required information necessary for us to help you. Come back with more specific details to help you better.

• How can I activate the remote computer to power saving Mode monitor?

  I am a technician in a small private company and it is my duty to keep all desktop computers works very well.
  Desktop computers:

  • are the Dell Optiplex GX260
  • Run Windows XP SP3
  • have Dell 17 "monitors
  • with Intel Pentium 4 (2.4 Ghz) processor with 1 GB RAM

  I do my job after working hours. I connect to them with my laptop (running Windows 7) and check their conditions, one by one. Now, my employer comes to know that when I do this whole process monitors for desktop computers continue to run. As it is not put in place a very large company and electricity and the price of fuel in Pakistan are very high. So, he asked me to find a way to turn the monitors to the power saving mode, when I do my work. In this way, it will be significant energy savings and fund savings in monthly bills. So, can someone please tell me How do I turn on monitor of the remote computer to the power saving mode?

  There are several ways to handle this.

  #1-have affected the power turn on their monitors, but let run PC
  #2-click Start > Control Panel > Power Options and choose how long it is before the screen turns off. Once your activity on their machine is complete, then will kick time.
  #3-you say that you connect to their machines to check their conditions... whatever that means exactly. You can map their computer management console directly to your machine and I * think * he didn't wake up the monitor.

  I hope this helps.

• Monitor goes into power saving mode or restarting PC

  I recently bought a Dell XP 8500 with 7870 AMD and Dell U241M monitor.

  When the computer is turned off for awhile (overnight, for example), the monitor almost always goes into energy saving mode while the PC starts in the AM (I do not see the BIOS/post visuals). If I stop the PC and power cycle a few times (turn on/off the monitor and the PC at the same time) it will generally work after 3-4 tests.

  "Sleep" mode on the PC is turned off.

  If I turn off the PC for the night and leave the monitor to go to sleep, the monitor wakes up fine when I move the mouse the next AM.

  If I turn off the PC overnight and also If turned off the monitor, PC restarts when I turn on the monitor of the AOS .

  If I turn off the PC or the monitor for a few minutes, it will work the next time it starts perfectly. The problems seem to be when he stayed all night.

  I have exchanged monitors and see the same problem with the XPS and another monitor, while the U2412M works fine on another PC.

  I tried DVI - DVI and DisplayPort to DisplayPort Cable with no difference. I tried to plug in a different bar / food. I tried to replace the GPU and checked that GPU power cable connections are tight.

  So, I guess that the problem is in the hardware XPS GPU or PSU and I'm quite surprised it didn't fall Dell quality control (or it has been damaged during transport?).

  Any thoughts? I don't really want a backup and reconfigure a new Tower and thought that I would get away from this kind of problems by going with a Dell.

  Thank you

  Sam

  For those who might wonder what was the end result, Dell has replaced the GPU and now it's fine.

• Switchable graphics or in the power saving mode by default

  So, I'm having some not if funny issues with first pro. Today, while trying to edit a video, I noticed that, while trying to read anything in the timeline panel, audio would be read only, and the video in the window of reference would update only after I stopped the video. I use a Samsung series 7 times with AMD Radeon HD 8770 M graphics card and a GPU of 4000 Intell. The problem is when I go in Center of Catalyst to change settings, it is locked on the energy saving mode. I went and changed the name of the executable file for Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, which then allowed me to pass the program in high performance mode, but the same effect was still present. After a lot of research on the forums, I came across an adobe representative who suggested to try opening GPUSniffer in the directory Adobe\Adobe first Pro CS6\. and he ran. This is the screenshot I got when running it in command prompt, so my question is, does it perform a work around? Originally, when I bought this laptop 2 years ago, I have used the first pro without any problems like that. Yes, I would get occasional lag from time to time when there was a lot of effects and things to display in the timeline panel, but it was never as bad, until I had to change the hard drive due to a hard drive failure. The only thing different on this laptop is now than the hard drive itself, which has 1 TB more than the previous. It is still a samsung, and I can assure any and all other programs (which I use) that use graphics cards, use the AMD Radeon HD M 8770. First seems to be the only adobe with this problem product.

  Ridicule me. I found the solution. When I went to open a display window for which was planned on the timeline, I opened the resource monitor, instead of the program window: sequence. When I open program: sequence, the video would be read very well. Thanks for your time, will hide in the nearest corner.

• The fact of the STOR HARD disk. E SLIM II 2.5 1 TB wholeheartedly "Saving Mode"?

  Hi all

  My new FRITZ! Box 7490 (modem/router ADSL/VDSL) provides a 'Saving Mode for USB hard drives': + > > In the FRITZ! Box, you can activate a function of energy saving for hard drives USB connected to the FRITZ! Box. When the energy-saving function is activated, the connected USB hard drives will be turn off when they are idle - as long as the disks hard to support energy saving function. < < + FRITZ! OS: 06.20

  The fact of the external hard drive Toshiba HDD STOR. E SLIM II 2.5 1 TB - P/N HDTD210E83EA (M/N DTD210) - fully support this Saving Mode?

  Thanks in advance,
  J. Peters

  I not quite sure about this feature, but in my experience, you can check this using the freeware 3.3 HDDScan utility m.

  Start the tool called: 'HDDScan' then choose your HARD drive. Aftethat click on the middle button "new task".
  Build command line. Then, Advanced Power Management-> click on disable.
  Low click Save, name and save the batch file as you want.
  Then run as administrator (Win7/8) treatment, or double click in XP.

• Satellite L500-208 does not automatically go to power saving mode

  Dear guys,

  I have a Satellite L500-208 (Serial: PSLS9E) with pre installed Windows 7 64-bit.
  For some time, the laptop does not automatically energy saving mode (as configured in the Power Options).

  Automatic change "Energy saving" worked some time ago and all of a sudden, it stopped.
  However, I do not remember what changed and probably caused the problem.

  Everything works fine and a manual of hitting on "Energy Save Button" also works very well...

  Before you guys suggest an update of the BIOS, the BIOS is version 1.60.
  Current version is 1.90 (or same 2.00?).
  Well, I missed an update and from the Toshiba Web space seems to be very rare, they offer only the latest version of the BIOS.

  Can someone points me to older versions of BIOS, or any that may give a clue to the strange behavior power?

  Kind regards
  Frank

  Hello

  Maybe there's something wrong with the Eco utility.
  I recommend reinstall this tool.
  On the European driver Toshiba page, you will find this tool.
  After the new installation, please check the settings provided by the Eco utility.
  Eventually, you will need to activate the energy saving mode automatic

  Good luck

• Portege M400: screen power save after going into power saving mode

  When my monitor goes into power saving mode sometimes, it is not be able to save, I solved this stopping mode energy saving, but it means that I have to drain the battery much faster help!

  I'm sure it's just the screen as I can hit the power button and it seems closed, (it crashes out of sleep mode and I only managed to get it to go into hibernation, once with success (he complains that there there not enough wealth, but there a lot 33 GB of free hard disk! that's a lot to store 2 GB of ram) it is really annoying and I have yet) the laptop over a week!

  Is it possible to find a solution or a way to find what is causeing these issues?

  -
  Garthark

  Hi Oliver

  I read your messages carefully and I'm really a bit confused. As far as I know all the tools pre-installed on each unit of Toshiba are tested. Sleep mode and standby extended too and I can't really understand what is happening in your case.

  The problem may be caused by the use of some third-party software of the part. In my opinion, do not do some experiments with non-Toshiba (driver chipset or display) software, because the software is adapted to the architecture of the unit and equipment.

• HP Pavilion Notebook - 17-f215: changes in brightness on its own to screen when I am on battery saving mode.

  The screen changes alone, I noticed when I'm in power saving mode.

  Hello

  Here are a few things to check.

  1 right-click the battery in the taskbar icon, and select Power Options.  Click on change settings for the plan alongside your selected power plan, and in the next window, click on change advanced power settings.  In the advanced settings window, expand display, and then expand Enable Adaptive brightness - make sure it is set to Off for on battery and sector.  Click apply then Ok to save the configuration changes.

  2. open windows control panel and on the top right, next to the display by: select "large icons".  In the new page layout, select Intel HD Graphics.  Click the power and in the next screen, select on battery in the left pane - under the Display Power Saving Technology option, put on Disable.  Click on apply and then OK to save any setting changes.

  Kind regards

  DP - K